Great moments in Wiggardry: Havoc
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Great moments in Wiggardry: Havoc
Perhaps some of you will appreciate this:
http://phatfriend.wordpress.com/2011/01 ... dry-havoc/
While on the topic, we could use this thread discuss other wonder wiggerdly moments in modern cinema.
White Boyz anyone?
http://phatfriend.wordpress.com/2011/01 ... dry-havoc/
While on the topic, we could use this thread discuss other wonder wiggerdly moments in modern cinema.
White Boyz anyone?
Bully is a guilty pleasure. I watch it every time it's on. It's highly entertaining. I love it but I also get douche chills watching it.Icesickle wrote:That write up completely lost me when it dissed Bully.
Bully is nothing like what I saw in that clip, at all, and is far from "terrible."
It's definitely a much better movie than Havoc. They both very similar though (along with "black and white").
They might all feature "wiggas," but James Toback and Larry Clark come with some interesting observations about race and class in their movies. Black and White is an ambitious trainwreck and has some great moments that challenge the viewer; Bully is simply a really good movie, imo.
Bully, at least, is extremely well observed. A lot of lower middle class white kids in Florida act just like that and it gets their milieu just right. Larry Clark might be an exploitive, borderline pederast dickhead, but his movies always feel well researched.
At least from the clips on that page, Havoc doesn't seem like it has any basis in observed reality and looks like a bad Mad TV clip with some drama added.
Bully, at least, is extremely well observed. A lot of lower middle class white kids in Florida act just like that and it gets their milieu just right. Larry Clark might be an exploitive, borderline pederast dickhead, but his movies always feel well researched.
At least from the clips on that page, Havoc doesn't seem like it has any basis in observed reality and looks like a bad Mad TV clip with some drama added.
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well yeah cause he spends years shooting creepy footage of young kids, then a few more years fapping to said footage, then makes alarmist exploitative trash based on his fapping fantasiesIcesickle wrote:
Bully, at least, is extremely well observed. A lot of lower middle class white kids in Florida act just like that and it gets their milieu just right. Larry Clark might be an exploitive, borderline pederast dickhead, but his movies always feel well researched.
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I agree about Black and white. It really tried to do something that I just don't think Toback was a good enough film maker to pull off. The thing is, Toback is a very smart dude but his approach to that topic seemed to be coming from someone who really didn't understand it. He got all the right people in it but it just didn't sit right (Perhaps that's the "trainwreck" aspect you were implying). It's similar to "crash" in that way. That said, there are a handful of scenes in that movie that are straight up amazing.Icesickle wrote:They might all feature "wiggas," but James Toback and Larry Clark come with some interesting observations about race and class in their movies. Black and White is an ambitious trainwreck and has some great moments that challenge the viewer; Bully is simply a really good movie, imo.
Bully, at least, is extremely well observed. A lot of lower middle class white kids in Florida act just like that and it gets their milieu just right. Larry Clark might be an exploitive, borderline pederast dickhead, but his movies always feel well researched.
At least from the clips on that page, Havoc doesn't seem like it has any basis in observed reality and looks like a bad Mad TV clip with some drama added.
And Bully certainly did capture those kids perfectly, it's just some of the writing and performances were pretty poor. But I suppose , that's not really Clarks strong suit. Clark always makes movies i can watch but i feel like are heavily flawed. But, i suppose, if I can watch them so much, they must be great on some level.
As for Havoc, it actually is based on real people. The girl who originally wrote it at age 17 , killed herself. I guess someone got ahold of the script, put the hollywood spin on it and , boom, you had "Havoc". Like i said, it's not the same kind of movie as B&W or Bully (it's much trashier) but it was made 100% to be taken seriously and have strong social commentary on race and/or class just like those two movies, which is why it's failure is so hilarious to me.
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the one movie that doesn't get enough spin in these conversations is Harsh Times imo
not a great movie, but bale's back and forth between ESSAAYYY and I SPEAK VERY GRAMMATICALLY AT JOB INTERVIEWS is fantastic
not a great movie, but bale's back and forth between ESSAAYYY and I SPEAK VERY GRAMMATICALLY AT JOB INTERVIEWS is fantastic
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Never heard of it. Are you telling me there is a film where Bale play's a cholo? IS THIS WHAT YOU ARE TELLING ME!?!?!?!?!??!drizzle wrote:the one movie that doesn't get enough spin in these conversations is Harsh Times imo
not a great movie, but bale's back and forth between ESSAAYYY and I SPEAK VERY GRAMMATICALLY AT JOB INTERVIEWS is fantastic
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psychopathic ex commado cholo at that
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Holy shit. This can't be real but it is. How in the ... what the... good lord I need to see this.
Holy shit. This can't be real but it is. How in the ... what the... good lord I need to see this.
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Harsh Times is one of the worst movies I've ever seen.
Havoc is pretty amazing. Watching Hathaway rap 2Pac lyrics and getting banged by Ese's is pretty much the apex of modern cinema. Plus as a bonus you get to see Bijou Phillips get gangbanged. 10/10.
Whiteboyz is one of my ultimate guilty pleasures. Perfect mix of rap-sploitation and wigger-dom.
Havoc is pretty amazing. Watching Hathaway rap 2Pac lyrics and getting banged by Ese's is pretty much the apex of modern cinema. Plus as a bonus you get to see Bijou Phillips get gangbanged. 10/10.
Whiteboyz is one of my ultimate guilty pleasures. Perfect mix of rap-sploitation and wigger-dom.
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With the exception of 'Whiteboyz,' I haven't seen the films mentioned in this thread and, as a result, this may be the most important thread of 2011 for me. I'm going to see everything.
I just wanted to throw this into the mix:
I worked at the Union Square Virgin Megastore from September 2008 until its closing in June 2009. The most shop-lifted/stolen movie in our entire catalog was 'Bully.' I don't know what that says about the film, or the audience, but finding a disc-less 'Bully' on the shelf was a regular occurrence.
I just wanted to throw this into the mix:
I worked at the Union Square Virgin Megastore from September 2008 until its closing in June 2009. The most shop-lifted/stolen movie in our entire catalog was 'Bully.' I don't know what that says about the film, or the audience, but finding a disc-less 'Bully' on the shelf was a regular occurrence.
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